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Zvyšování resilience veřejnosti v ČR na vnímání hrozeb terorismu a hybridních kampaní šířených v kyberprostoru

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Title in English Increasing Czech public resilience in the context of their perceptions of terrorism and hybrid campaign threats disseminated in cyberspace
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MAREŠ Miroslav DRMOLA Jakub FAJMONOVÁ Veronika HRBKOVÁ Lenka CHYTILEK Roman MLEJNKOVÁ Petra ŠPAČKOVÁ Zuzana TÓTH Michal

Year of publication 2019
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Faculty of Social Studies

Description This summary research report presents the findings from an experimental study conducted by a team at the Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic. The study included laboratory experiments that examined the perceptions, evaluations and positions on terrorist and hybrid threats with a special emphasis on threats in cyberspace. The first study investigated the psychology of the perception of terrorism threats in general; the second the effect of the source (a cybersecurity authority) on the public’s willingness to comply with a controversial consumerist instruction in the context of an urgent cyberthreat; the third the effect of the form in which a security measure is presented on how people receive it and how willing they are to comply with it. The findings demonstrate some specific aspects of public resilience to the threats observed and the findings of this report will allow to increase this resilience.
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